It seems kind of illogical to squeeze out of the driver's side door when you could just open the unobstructed passenger side door. It's doubtful he was thinking clearly. It does make me wonder if there was a passenger. MOO
It doesn't seem illogical to me at all. OK, so it does, but this isn't exactly the time when people are being logical.
I posted very early on (Thread #1?) about a personal experience of mine where I rolled my car down a freeway on-ramp and the car stopped with the passenger side resting on a smallish tree so the car was at an angle (imagine both left tires on the ground, both right tires about a foot and a half off the ground (only guessing, I have no clue as it was very confusing to me)). What was my first thought? I rolled down my window and was going to try to climb out of it. Then I thought... 'why don't you try the door first, then climb out if that doesn't work'. Thank GOD some sense crept into my brain. LOL The door worked just fine so that's how I exited the car. But I stood there in utter confusion as my car was facing a pasture and I had no idea how I came through that (I hadn't, I had come from the opposite direction, but my internal compass was all messed up at that point, along with the logical part of my brain).
Just about all logic is lost when something like this happens. It's like your mind snaps from the rush of it. And speaking of the rush of it... somehow everything slows waaaayyyyy down so you don't miss a thing!
I rolled in slow-mo. But back to the logic, or lack thereof... I used to go dancing and had my 'dancing shoes' in the car with me.
When I opened the door a lot of the things that weren't nailed down, and flew around the car while rolling, fell out the open door. I located ONE of my high heels and climbed back up the slope to the onramp with it. Like 1 high heel is going to do me any good once I'd be able to go dancing again. But to me, in all my confusion about what had just happened, that one shoe was VERY important to me so I held on to it like my life depended on it.
So the gist here is to throw out logic when it comes to something like whatever happened to Jason. It likely flew out the window either before, during, or immediately after his accident.
Obviously all just MHO.
